Midfield lynchpin Yaya Toure has cooled speculation surrounding his future at Manchester City, the Ivorian saying he will "definitely stay" because he wants to win more silverware at the Premier League club.

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The 32-year-old Toure, who joined City in 2010 and played a dominant role in two Premier League title wins in 2012 and 2014, endured a frustrating season after suffering a loss of form as City failed to claim any trophies.

"I will definitely stay. The fans don't have to be worried," Toure told the Manchester Evening News, external.

"My target this year is to try to do everything possible to make this team improve well."

The story you've all been waiting for ... the latest on Chelsea's zoo visit.

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Not sure who looks happier here, the koala or Eden Hazard.

Clearly the animal is a fan of Chelsea's star midfielder. "With my friend the koala", wrote Hazard on his Instagram., external

The Blues are in Australia for an end-of-season tour.

And in case you missed that news about Alberto Contador's success in the Giro d'Italia, the Spaniard won by one minute and 53 seconds from Italy's Fabio Aru, 24.

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Contador will now try to become the first man since 1998 to win the Tour de France in the same year..

"It's been a beautiful Giro, and a very special experience," said the 32-year-ld.

Sunday's 178km finale was expected to end in a bunch sprint but Belgium's Iljo Keisse won after a late break.

Full story here.

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The sun's out but Sharapova struggling at 7-6 3-1 down to Safarova, coach Groeneveld upping the intensity of his clapping and "C'mons!"

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Alberto Contador's victory in the Giro d'Italia title dominates the front of Spanish sports newspaper AS. The paper also reports that Rafa Benitez will arrive in Madrid today with him set to become the Real Madrid boss.

Wicket at Headingley.

And England have got the prized wicket of centurion BJ Watling.

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Joe Root takes a wonderful diving catch off the bowling off James Anderson and Watling departs for 120.

New Zealand are 368-7.

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Maria Sharapova needs to fight hard after double-faulting to fall 7-6 2-0 down to Czech Lucia Safarova.

The pair have had some lengthy battles in the past and it was always likely to be a big test for two-time champion Sharapova, who's made the last three finals at Roland Garros.

Some more of your favourite cup moments.

Matt Boucher: Portsmouth just making the final in 2010 with all the off-field financial troubles. True magic of the cup.

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Richie: Roger Osborne scoring the winner for Ipswich in '78, before promptly coming off.

Matt Boucher: Kanu pouncing on a loss ball to tap in the only goal of the game for Portsmouth against Cardiff back in 2008.

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To Roland Garros where defending champion Maria Sharapova has lost the opening set of her last-16 match against Lucie Safarova.

The Russian lost 7-6 in a tie-break.

Latest scores.

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At 11.30 BST we will bring you all the latest from Juventus' press conference ahead of the Champions League final against Barcelona in Berlin on Saturday.

That Wales squad in full...

Forwards: Rob Evans, Rhodri Jones, Samson Lee, Ken Owens, Jake Ball (Scarlets), Tomas Francis (Exeter Chiefs), Paul James (Bath Rugby), Kristian Dacey, Gethin Jenkins, Sam Warburton (Cardiff Blues), Justin Tipuric, Nicky Smith, Aaron Jarvis, Scott Baldwin (Ospreys).

Richard Hibbard, Ross Moriarty (Gloucester Rugby), Luke Charteris (Racing Metro), Dominic Day (Bath Rugby), Bradley Davies (Wasps), James King, Dan Lydiate, Alun Wyn Jones, Rory Thornton, Dan Baker, Taulupe Faletau (Newport Gwent Dragons).

Backs: Gareth Davies, Rhys Priestland, Scott Williams, Eli Walker, Liam Williams, (Scarlets), Mike Phillips, Jamie Roberts (Racing Metro), Rhys Webb, Dan Biggar (Ospreys), Cory Allen, Lloyd Williams (Cardiff Blues), Rhys Patchell, Gareth Anscombe (Cardiff Blues).

James Hook (Gloucester Rugby), Matthew Morgan (Bristol Rugby), Jack Dixon, Tyler Morgan (Newport Gwent Dragons), Hallam Amos (Newport Gwent Dragons), Alex Cuthbert (Cardiff Blues), Leigh Halfpenny (Toulon), Tom James (Exeter Chiefs), George North (Northampton Saints).

Wales have named a 47-man training squad to prepare for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

It includes 17 players with World Cup experience and nine uncapped players.

The players will embark on an intensive preparation regime over the coming months before the final 31-man Rugby World Cup squad is announced on 31 August.

Gethin Jenkins, aiming to feature in a fourth World Cup, is named as one of eight props

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Spare a thought for MC El Eulma who have been relegated from Algeria's Ligue 1, despite scoring the most goals in the league

But a look at the goals against column, gives an indication why they were relegated. Perhaps they should invest in their defence next season.

It is, as you may be aware, the start of Women's Sports Week, external.

In a nutshell it is an opportunity for everybody involved with playing, delivering, leading or working in sport to celebrate, raise awareness and increase the profile of women's sport across the UK.

And to kick off a week of coverage on the BBC Sport website, we invited Tanni Grey-Thompson to pen an article about the power of sport.

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Tanni, of course, won 16 Paralympic medals, including 11 golds, and six London Marathon titles during her wheelchair racing career and - as Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson - has since swapped the racing track for the House of Lords, where she now sits as a cross-bench peer.

You will find her article here.

Here's what has happened in the sporting world so far today:

Football: Championship club Brentford have named Excelsior manager Marinus Dijkhuizen as their new head coach.

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Rugby Union: Saracens winger David Strettle has agreed to join French Top 14 side Clermont Auvergne on a three-year deal.

Football: Derby County have appointed former Real Madrid assistant Paul Clement as their new head coach on a three-year deal.

Football: Scottish Professional Football League officials will meet the Scottish FA and the police on Monday to discuss the aftermath of Sunday's play-off final between Motherwell and Rangers.

The Mirror, external: Chelsea are keen to sign Belgium centre-back Toby Alderweireld, 26, following his successful spell on loan at Southampton from Atletico Madrid.

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Patrick Vieira and Steve McClaren are among the names on Newcastle's four-man managerial shortlist with the club hopeful of making an appointment in the next fortnight.

The interview process will begin this week with Vieria, manager of Manchester City's elite development squad, keen to test himself in the Premier League. His lack of top-flight managerial experience may count against him, however. Frenchman Remi Garde is understood to be another candidate.

Newcastle have been without a permanent head coach since Alan Pardew joined Crystal Palace at the turn of the year. Caretaker manager John Carver, previously Pardew's assistant, is expected to be retained by the club in some capacity.

Fraser Fyvie has signed a new two-year contract with Hibernian, the Easter Road club have confirmed.

The 22-year-old midfielder moved to Hibs from Wigan in January after signing a deal until the end of the 2014/15 season and made 17 appearances, scoring twice.

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Of course, England have to bowl New Zealand out again first or wait for the Kiwis to declare. It could be a tough day for Alastair Cook's England side.

Our live text commentary is the place for all the over-by-over action.

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"After a rain-interrupted Sunday, the forecast looks clearer for a packed Monday schedule at Roland Garros. Andy Murray will take on Frenchman Jeremy Chardy, but only after Flavia Pennetta and Garbine Muguruza have completed what could be a lengthy contest.

"Elsewhere, Roger Federer resumes at one set all against Gael Monfils, Serena Williams takes on compatriot Sloane Stephens, and Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal attempt to set up what would be one of the most anticipated Grand Slam quarter-finals in history.

"Keep updated on all of that via our live text and 5 live sports extra commentary once Murray gets under way at around 12:00 BST."